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Luis Robert Jr. delivered a fiery performance against his former team, the Chicago White Sox, smashing two home runs—including a game-changing two-run blast in the third after disputing an umpire’s call—to lead the New York Mets to a 10-5 victory. His first multi-homer game since leaving the Sox in 2024 felt especially sweet at Rate Field, where he once thrived. The White Sox, despite staying atop the AL Central with a 3.5-game lead, struggled mightily on the mound, surrendering five homers and failing to capitalize on 11 runners left on base, going just 1-for-10 with men in scoring position. Manager Will Venable admitted Robert “got us good today,” acknowledging how elite players like him exploit mistakes—while Robert himself savored the moment, proving his power still stings where it counts.

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